Snap the One Wish Willow and step into the Backrooms, because it’s been a heck of a year in the genre.

Named the 'most f*cked up horror movie' of the year, (we can assure you, this is a compliment) Obsession had a budget of less than $1 million and went on to make a staggering $151 million at the box office all in all, proving once and for all that there's still an appetite for a spooky flick.

From Resident Evil to Clayface, these upcoming horror movies already promise nightmare fuel, dread, and unforgettable scares.

Backrooms’ turns an Oshkosh legend into found-footage horror built on silence, dread and claustrophobic yellow corridors.

Obsession starring Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette has broken a major box office record as cinema-goers praise the twisted 'f*cked up horror movie'.

Get an exclusive first look at the poster for horror film Penny Lane Is Dead, set to premiere at Fantasia Fest and starring Bailey Spalding.

In his mid-twenties Sam Scott, who plays the drums, began hearing a near-constant buzzing sound in his ear, even when there was no outside noise causing it. Scott soon found out he was suffering from tinnitus,

Due to the genre's usually upsetting subject matter and often metaphorical themes, the likability of a specific horror movie is entirely subjective. However, most horror enthusiasts can point out a few films that have been undeniably influential to the genre.